The Large Newton’s Cradle in XXL format
A Giant Newton’s Cradle for your home decor
The Giant Newton Pendulum is a larger pendulum than the usual pendulums. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including decoration, scientific experiments and even relaxation.
A Unique Large Newton Pendulum
Its large size and the fact that this Newton pendulum is equipped with 12 balls make it a unique piece. In fact, here the balls don’t overlap like a classic pendulum, but they swing to create a perpetual wave that is magnificent to contemplate.
Specifications of the Large Newton's Cradle
- Materials: ABS, stainless steel
Dimensions: 37 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm
Number of balls : 12
Style: Giant Newton cradle
Science gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is the Large Newton’s Cradle?
It measures 37 cm x 20 cm x 25 cm, so it is noticeably larger than a standard desktop cradle. It suits a desk, shelf or sideboard where it has room to swing.
What is it made of?
The cradle is made from ABS and stainless steel. It has 12 balls in total, which is more than the five found on a classic Newton’s cradle.
How does a Newton’s cradle work?
When you lift and release a ball, it hits the row and passes its momentum and energy along the balls. The ball at the far end swings out. Small energy losses from air and friction mean the motion slowly fades.
Is it a good gift for someone who likes science?
Yes, it works as a desk toy, a decorative piece and a simple physics demonstration all in one. It suits anyone who enjoys watching the steady click and swing of the balls.
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Emily Johnson –
Large Newton’s Cradle makes an eye-catching addition to my living room. The soothing motion of the balls is captivating but be ready to dust it often!
Robert Smith –
My daughter absolutely loves this Newton’s Cradle. She learned so much about motion and momentum just by playing with it. Definitely a worthwhile purchase!
Sarah Brown –
bought this cradle for my son’s bedroom. It’s a great way to introduce scientific concepts. Slightly heavy, mind you. Well impressed otherwise.
Tom Harris –
I am always buying quirky science gadgets and this Newton’s Cradle didn’t disappoint. The continuous motion is oddly relaxing, but I wish the strings were a tad thicker.
Laura White –
Good choice for science enthusiasts. My grandson plays with it every time he visits, but it could have been a bit larger for the price. Otherwise, very pleased.
George Miller –
Cracking present for my granddaughter! She couldn’t stop smiling as she watched the balls swing back and forth. really chuffed with this purchase!
James Patel –
Newton’s Cradle is intriguing, but the delivery took longer than expected, arriving a week late. The product itself works fine though.
Alice Thompson –
My grandson couldn’t stop playing with it. Keeps him quite mesmerised! Top gift for curious minds.
John Richards –
Bit of a cracking gizmo, really. Twelve balls swinging away in perfect harmony, the movement never seems to end. It’s quite a sight when you’re trying to relax after a long day. Definitely a conversation starter when friends come over.